Leroy Coleman(1915-2007)

Leroy Coleman was born on 7 May 1915 in Chappell, Nebraska, USA. He was an art director, known for The Ballad of Cable Hogue (1970), Philip Marlowe (1959) and The Venetian Affair (1966). He was married to Mary Margaret Winter. He died on 2 June 2007 in Oceanside, California, USA.

7.2

7.2

TV Series

5.4

7.4

Medical Center
7.1
TV Series
- Art Director
- 1969–1970
The Ballad of Cable Hogue
7.2
- Art Director
- 1970
The Courtship of Eddie's Father
7.3
TV Series
- Art Director
- 1969
Support Your Local Sheriff!
7.4
- Art Director (as Leroy A. Coleman)
- 1969
A Time to Sing
5.4
- Art Director
- 1968
For Singles Only
5.3
- Art Director
- 1968
Speedway
5.5
- Art Director
- 1968
Jericho
7.4
TV Series
- Art Director
- 1966–1967
The Venetian Affair
5.4
- Art Director
- 1966
Please Don't Eat the Daisies
6.9
TV Series
- Art Director
- 1965–1966
Mr. Novak
7.4
TV Series
- Art Director
- 1963–1965
Sam Benedict
7.7
TV Series
- Art Director (as LeRoy Coleman, art direction)
- 1962–1963
Ride the High Country
7.4
- Art Director
- 1962
Cain's Hundred
7.8
TV Series
- Art Director
- 1961
The Tab Hunter Show
7.0
TV Series
- Art Director
- 1961

Trivia
After a long career in movies and television, Leroy Coleman went to work for R. Duell & Associates, theme park designers, where he was the lead designer for the Opryland theme park. He subsequently became President and the Chief Operating Officer of the firm until his retirement in 1980. (The founder of the company, Randall Duell, had been, like Coleman, a staff art director under contract to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, which is how the two men knew each other). Coleman was also a founding member of Set Designers & Model Makers, Local 847, IATSE.